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Malaysia Map and Satellite Image. Malaysia is located in southeastern Asia. The country has two regions: Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia. They are separated by the South China Sea. On the island of Borneo, East Malaysia is bordered by Brunei to the north and Indonesia to the south.
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5 days ago · This map of Malaysia contains major cities, towns, highways, lakes, and rivers. Satellite imagery and an elevation map show the topography and islands of Malaysia.
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Image credit: www.malaysiamap.facts.co Malaysia is separated into two main landmasses: Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia (or Malaysian Borneo). The capital city is Kuala Lumpur and the government is seated in Putrajaya, both in the southern half of Peninsular Malaysia. The country is separated into thirteen states: Kuala Lumpur, Labuan and Putr...
Image credit: www.saomaitours.com The country’s main road is the North-South Expressway, which runs from Bukit Kayu Hitam near the Thai border, to Johor Bahru near Singapore, and is nearly 800km (500 miles) long. It is also known as Federal Route 1. Federal Route 2 runs from Kuala Lumpur to Kuantan in the east, where it intersects with Federal Rout...
Image credit: http://www.seacitymaps.com The main train station for Malaysia is at KL Sentral; this is where many of the county’s rail services arrive and depart, including the KLIA Transit and KLIA Ekspres services to the international and domestic airports. 11 states in Peninsular Malaysia are connected by rail, most of them by the two main lines...
Zooming in on the capital a little further, Kuala Lumpur city centre has a dedicated monorail and light rail transit (LTR) lines. The Ampang line connects the terminals Sentul Timur in the north with Ampang in the east and Putra Heights in the south, running through three main intersections with other lines, at Masjid Jamek, Hang Tuah and Bandar Ta...
Image credit: www.maps.google.com As is only fitting for one of the most popular apps and websites in the world, it would only make sense to include Google Maps. Here are some key Malaysian GPS coordinates for you to get started: the entrance of Pavilion in Kuala Lumpur: (3.148263, 101.712955); the entrance to 1 Utama mall in Petaling Jaya: (3.1470...
Image credit: www.pacifictourism.net Malaysia has a huge diversity of types of tourist attraction, from natural to man-made, hilltop to shoreline. This map has handily compiled the destination of the top 10 destinations, and they as are follows: 10. Cameron Highlands, a hill station built by the British, popular for walking and its tea plantations;...
Image credit: www.waterfallsofmalaysia.com As well as purpose-built tourist attractions, Malaysia has stunning natural scenery, which can often be free to visit and explore. It has a great number of waterfalls, some of which can be reached from Kuala Lumpur in less than an hour. The website waterfallsofmalaysia.comhas painstakingly compiled the loc...
British Malaya Malayan Union Independence day. Image credits: www.wikipedia.org, www.althistory.wikia.com In 2015, Malaysia celebrates its 58thyear of independence from the British Empire –‘Merdeka Square’ in KL is named after the Malaysian word for freedom. At the start of the 1900s, the peninsular region was separated into the Federated Malay Sta...
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Dec 13, 2019 · Google Maps 101: how imagery powers our map. Earlier this year, we gave you a look at how Google Maps maps the world. Today, we’ll dive deeper into a main ingredient of the map making process– imagery–and how it powers one of our most popular features. More than just pictures.
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